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There's something fascinating about criminal confessions that gives most of us the chills.
What goes on in the heads of killers?
As some seem very remorseful of their actions, it makes you wonder if they are truly good
people under that thick layer of hate.
Join us as we dive deeper into the minds of killers with this installment of the top 10
scary confessions caught on tape!
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10.
Jerrod Murray Police found a young Oklahoma man’s body
in a ditch with bullet wounds as the apparent cause of death.
The victim, Generro Sanchez, would have been left with no justice if the murderers didn’t
have gigantic egos.
Jerrod Murray, a 21-year-old Oklahoma student and former classmate of Sanchez fessed right
up to the crime.
He had asked his friend Gennaro to drive him to Walmart, then pulled out a gun, directed
him to drive to another town, and began messing around with the weapon.
Gennaro, uneasy, played along, even receiving the weapon from Murray when he handed it to
him.
He didn’t expect Jerrod to have a second weapon, and definitely didn’t expect he'd
shoot him.
When he confesses, it’s as if he’s explaining how he changed his tire, totally clinical
and calm.
He had just wanted to know what it was like to kill someone and poor Gennaro Sanchez had
been at the wrong place at the wrong time.
9.
John Paul Suleski Another random act of violence, this killer
shot a random jogger on the street in Arkansas.
During the police interview, Suleski goes through a variety of conflicting emotions
as he says “I shot him in the back, and then he turned around and I shot him again
and again.”
He looks angry, then regretful, and even disillusioned with the world.
He apparently thought he’d do a good deed by taking another person out of this cruel,
cruel world.
He also says that these joggers are essentially just lazy people, and if they’re not jogging,
they’re at home eating and sleeping.
8.
Daniel Wasniack In a moment of complete and utter lack of
sense, genius criminal Daniel Wasniack killed his friend Sam by shooting him, planning to
then take his ATM card and drain his accounts.
For what?
To pay for his wedding, which he found himself unable to finance.
To cover up his own crime, he decided to stage the murder of Sam’s girlfriend as if Sam
himself had done it.
First, he asked Sam’s girlfriend to come to Sam’s house pretending to be him.
According to Sam, he lured her into his apartment, then shot her twice in the head and ran, hoping
authorities would assume Sam killed his girlfriend.
Surely, it’s usually the boyfriend that did it when it comes to murders of women,
but when it comes to really really dumb crimes, Daniel Wasniack is your guy.
The scariest part is how he confesses that his motive was about money all while laughing.
7.
Christian Romero What’s scarier than a confession to murder?
One done in an adorable prepubescent voice.
Little Christian Romero talks about killing his father, stating that he’d shot him several
times.
His words were, “I shot him twice, and after I shot him one time he was still moving, so
I think I shot him again.”
He was accused of killing both his father and their tenant in their apartment in Arizona.
The entire creepy confession is given in a voice that could just as easily tell you about
his day at elementary school.
The boy did time in a group home, a foster home and turned 18 recently, which means he’s
off probation but will continue treatment until he’s 21.
6.
Jennifer Pan Another young killer, Jennifer Pan confessed
on tape after hours and hours of police probing.
The crime?
Hiring hitmen to stage a breaking and entering and killing her parents, leaving her unscathed.
Now, after Making a Murderer and a variety of other wrongful convictions made after false
confessions, this could be problematic.
However, Jennifer Pan was in a strange position to begin with, supposedly the survivor of
a break-in turned multiple murder.
Her father also survived and his story didn’t match hers at all.
The 24-year-old weeps during the police interview and after hours of interrogation, she lets
out the first terrifying clue of her guilt: “what happens to me?”
Given that little bit, the officer in the questioning room turns to sweetness, becoming
the good cop again, asking her to be strong.
In the end, she talks about how long it took her to be sure she wanted a hitman to kill
her parents and what she told the hitman.
5.
Jeromie Cancel Here’s another frightening confession, mostly
because of the motive and the delivery of the facts.
Before, we saw Daniel Wasniack commit two murders for money, now we see Jeromie Cancel
admit to the violent asphyxiation of another person because he was bored.
In fact, he looks bored during the interview, reclined against the wall with a blank look
on his face.
He admits that he put a plastic bag inside his victim’s mouth, a classmate at his university,
in his dorm room, and then put a pillow over his face to strangle him.
Could this have been the look of this killer as he committed his crime?
What could make you feel more helpless than hearing your killer yawn as he watched the
life drift out of you?
4.
Checkingson Sinclair 911 calls have to be the most engaging audio.
You watch as someone, a victim, a perpetrator, even a spectator, telling an operator about
gruesome (and sometimes ridiculous) events.
I mean, we all know the lady who called 911 over the little girl selling water.
This 911 tape shows as Checkingson Sinclair calmly calls in the murder of his wife in
a passive voice, saying “there’s been a murder”.
He then has to be coerced by the operator into saying he was the murderer.
The dispatcher says “who did you murder?” and he replied, “I murdered my wife.”
See, if you’re going to murder your wife, which I don’t recommend, maybe don’t confess
on a 911 call.
It seems like Sinclair and his wife got into an altercation, which resulted in him losing
his temper and taking her life.
3.
Israel Keys You know you have a demented serial killer
in your precinct when he calmy boasts about the method and details of his murders while
having a coffee and a bagel.
That’s Israel Keys, for you.
He not only randomly killed and raped approximately eight people, but he also funded his serial
killing lifestyle by robbing banks in several states.
Police describe him as meticulous and organized, leaving “kill kits” in waterproof containers
so he could kill at a moment’s notice with everything he needs.
In his police interview, he goes back and forth from talking about his crimes in detail
to saying “there’s no witnesses”.
The most tragic question remains... will I ever eat a bagel without thinking of murder
again?
Stay tuned.
2.
Cho Seung Hui One of the most notorious scary confessions
is that of Cho Seung Hui, the mass shooter at Virginia Tech.
Long before killing 32 people at his school, he was a young Korean immigrant who grew up
with anxiety and depression.
He was constantly bullied and looked at as being different, strange, and even violent.
He’d submit works like scripts for plays that involved violence and seemed to often
feel rejected.
His confession was given to NBC news, which they played live, and involved saying things
like “this is the end of this life, some life it was.”, but also much angrier messages
saying he had done the murders to prevent “them” from doing the same things to others,
which was later assumed to be stopping bullies from continuing to make people feel bad.
It’s quite sad and definitely scary, especially when you imagine being on the wrong end of
a weapon held by Cho Seung Hui. 1.
Undercover Confession What if you accidentally let it slip that
you committed 43 extra crimes than the authorities were aware of?
This scary confession is interesting because you feel like you’re in a jail cell catching
the scoop of what some guy did on the outside.
This super scary, villain-looking murderer thought he was safe from snitches inside his
cell, but, sadly for him, after refusing to confess to his crimes, police had placed a
mole as his cellmate.
Of course, killers will be killers, and his ego gets the best of him.
He starts bragging about how many women he had killed and how little the police knew.
This mid-snack, super casual confession, got him years added to his sentence and probably
a distrust for friends inside the prison, where he’ll be for the rest of his life.
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